New Orleans French Quarter

The French Quarter is New Orleans. Whether you’re looking for historic French Quarter hotels, shopping on Royal Street, or you’re after the legendary nightlife on Bourbon Street, the Vieux Carre offers something for everyone. Take a French Quarter tour to learn about the city’s oldest neighborhood – it’s history, architecture and food – or meander the streets and soak in the sights from The French Market to Jackson Square. Hop on a Mississippi riverboat cruise, catch a shuttle for a swamp tour and more – the French Quarter is your starting point for all that New Orleans has to offer.

French Quarter Hotels

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The French Quarter

Also known as the Vieux Carré, the French Quarter is the epicenter of the city's tourist industry. More Info

Bourbon Street

With its upper blocks as the epicenter of parties and good times, Bourbon Street has become a financial strong arm to the City of New Orleans. More Info

Jackson Square

A pedestrian promenade lined with shops and filled with artists and street musicians, Jackson Square is the heart of the French Quarter. More Info

Royal Street

One of the first streets named in New Orleans, Royal Street has been the center of import/export commerce and has provided New Orleans with one of its greatest tourist attractions. More Info

St. Louis Cathedral

The St. Louis Cathedral is a French Quarter landmark, one of the most prominent places in the city to get married, and it is inextricably tied to the city's spiritual life and past. More Info

French Market

Anchored on one end by the world famous Café du Monde and on the other by its eclectic Flea Market, the French Market offers fresh produce, outdoor dining, handmade candies, jewelry and gifts. More Info

The Presbytere

A national historic landmark right on Jackson Square, the Presbytere in New Orleans has exhibits on everything from Mardi Gras to Hurricane Katrina. More Info

Pontalba Apartments

Built in 1840, The Pontalba Apartments border the historic Jackson Square in the French Quarter. Today, the buildings are used for restaurants and stores, but also apartments. More Info

The Cabildo

The Cabildo in New Orleans is an elegant 18th century building with a winding stairway and more than 1,000 artifacts and original works of art. More Info

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